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Given that E(Ni^2+|Ni)^0= -0.25V and E(C...

Given that `E_(Ni^2+|Ni)^0= -0.25V and E_(Cu^2+|Cu)^0= +0.34V`. From this that suggest whether a solution of 1 (M) `CuSO_4` be stored in a nickel vessel or not.

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